A Nobel Prize Winner on the “Dark Matter of Biology”
On with Kara Swisher
Exploring Bioorthogonal Chemistry in Cancer Research
This chapter delves into bioorthogonal chemistry, a revolutionary approach that allows scientists to study biological molecules within their natural environments. Through discussions on the role of sugars in cancer cells and the development of targeted treatments, the chapter highlights the potential of immune therapies as alternatives to traditional cancer treatments. Additionally, it addresses the ethical implications, funding challenges, and the need for innovation in the pharmaceutical sector to improve accessibility and affordability of medical advancements.
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